Men's Gilets

A gilet adds warmth without bulk during transitional weather between seasons. Quilted and padded styles trap heat for cold mornings. Fleece-lined options work well for layering over shirts on milder days. Next's men's gilet collection features quilted, padded, fleece, tweed, and canvas styles from Joules, Barbour, JACK & JONES, and FatFace. Colours span navy, olive green, khaki, brown, and chambray blue. Most styles sit between €82 and €130, lightweight options from JACK & JONES come in around €37, with Barbour padded gilets at €130. The range also contains premium options from Ralph Lauren and Hugo Boss. The Joules Maynard diamond-quilted range is a popular outdoor choice. Home delivery across Ireland costs €2 per order. Free click and collect to any Next store, with free in-store returns. Layer with men's shirts, men's jumpers, men's coats, and men's hats and scarves as temperatures change. When a Gilet Makes Sense A gilet provides core warmth without restricting arm movement. It works as a mid-layer under a coat in winter, as outerwear on mild spring and autumn days, and as a practical layer for outdoor activities where you need your arms free — walking, cycling, gardening, or driving. Fill Types and Warmth Quilted gilets use synthetic fill between stitched panels. Diamond-quilted styles from Joules provide even warmth distribution without cold spots. Padded gilets from Barbour offer heavier insulation for colder conditions. Fleece-lined gilets combine wind-resistant outer fabric with soft fleece inside for warmth without bulk. Lightweight gilets from JACK & JONES compress small for packing. Brands in the Range Joules dominates the selection with quilted, fleece, and tweed options sitting between €82.95 and €117.95. Barbour contributes the Bretby padded gilet at €130 — a recognisable heritage design. JACK & JONES offers lightweight gilets at €37 for budget-conscious buyers. FatFace's Rydal canvas gilet at €104 provides a rugged, workwear-inspired option. Most gilets sit between €82 and €130. Materials and Fabrics Quilted polyester is the most common shell fabric — water-resistant and quick-drying. Tweed gilets from Joules offer a countryside aesthetic suited to outdoor events and smart-casual settings. Canvas provides durability for frequent wear. Fleece interiors add warmth without weight. Styling Layer a quilted gilet over a flannel shirt and jeans for classic weekend wear. Pair a tweed gilet with a collared shirt for country events or pub lunches. Wear a lightweight gilet under a rain jacket when you need warmth without overheating. Navy, khaki green, and brown are the most versatile colour choices across the range.